Netflix has finally released the trailer for the new reality series Squid Game: The Challenge based on the explosive original Korean series.
‘Squid Game: The Challenge’ will be hitting our screens on Netflix this coming November, and no, there won’t be any killing of contestants in the new reality show. Bummer.
Filming had barely wrapped up at the start of the month when reports began to pour out about how production was rigged and dangerous for ‘Squid Game: The Challenge’.
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There is a small possibility that the new season will include a look at the games from other countries, as hinted at in season one.
South Korean content is proving to be especially important to the streaming giant. It appears to have another smash hit on its hands.
Netflix is putting feelers out for 456 participants to compete in a life-changing reality TV show, where the cash prize is a whopping $4,56 million.
Netflix released the frustratingly quick teaser for the second instalment of the hit series alongside a message from the creator.
MrBeast’s ‘$456 000 Squid Game In Real Life!’ video has already been viewed more than 120 million times in just six days.
‘Squid Game’ is apparently enough to unravel the whole social foundation of North Korea because anyone who dares bring the show to the country faces the possibility of being sentenced to death.
As of November 20, ‘Hellbound ‘became the world’s most-watched Netflix series, taking the crown from the other immensely popular South Korean horror series, ‘Squid Game’.
Survive ‘Squid Game’ and you’re going to more than settle your debts, but it’s Netflix that is the real winner.
‘Squid Game’ has been described as the result of ‘Hunger Games’ having a three-way with ‘Black Mirror’ and ‘Takeshi’s Castle’.